Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-26

suit to recover vast tracts or Iahu, Iorn- erIy occupied by family nauied Ban inc. now m possession ot the inteTha- tional ccmpsny of Mexico. The vHlue of tho property disputed iH estimated at nearly four million doilars.
 WAsHrSdrc-s, November 22.-The first formal conference between the English and Auerlcsn fisheries commissioners took place to-day.
 PREscyrr. Nover,ber 22.-A teiesr an received from Frank Wells, marshBl H' Phenix. stases ths. ho has drstFioi E'.. Low, superIntendeas of the Prescott S Arlzons Central railway, while attempt ing to escape to Mexico. lie was IT. dicl.d for stealing apples. He wall De brought here fer irial. His bond of one thousand dollsrs has been declared Tor tsi.ed
 NKwwARK. N. J., November 22--A | fyht to q finish with skin giov7n t5ok I place a. Rshway Ibis afternoon tween | George McArihur GDt, rniidlz- weight cham oion of Canada. ana JOh1 Do irelly, the cowboy boxer of Kansas Ci... The fight was given to Donnelly on foul in the tenth round, McArthur havi lG lost his temper and bit his opponeu: Jn The head with bis lefs forearm, knoeEulg hlia sepssIess. DOnnel.y received by Tar the hardest puDishmsa;, and was knocked down seven times 10 Inc carly part of the fight.
 NEW YORK, November 22.-On Sun day near Flatbush. Long Islsnd. Jack Kearns, of this city, and Jimmy How ard, Of Flatbush, the latter knoSn as The Mouss," feather-weighis, fought 10 fnish. Kearns knocked hls cPpO- ssnt out in tbe thiLs round.
 ALBUoUERQUE, November 22 A Mex Ican named R1sss ArmiiO recently came 10 Silver City from the Burro mountains and gave iLe information tha: Be raardo Orieiez, who sho. and killed Felipe NsTvarez, July 2lst on Chihuahus Hhl, nesr Silver City. had built himself hui ard wEs living in the mountains. Psrhes went out 6nd returned with tho prs oner.
 NEW YoI.K, November 22.-Money, 2to5it. Bar silver %.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 22.-The French mau-Ot-war Dusquesre. which draws 27 feef of water. wEs successfully docked to-day at the new stone dock in this harbor. the largest dry dock on the Pacific cOas:. This the first practical iest Of larg, ships on the dock and proves its cspabili.y of receiving vessels of the largest draught,
 HARRIsBUGG, November 22.-In pIT- suRnce of a resolution adopted at the late reRce conference at PEilsdclphia. Governor Beaver has appointed com mittee O. five to wat OF the President and request aim t. lay thS subject Of international sI bitraiiUu before the neX: congress.
 PEsrH. November 22. The Catholic assembly of Hungary has vol. to pre- sent to ths Pope an address signed Cy u mill and hslt men and eighty-si& thousand women, church collections, to be presented to the Pope, will amount 1 60 ei2hty-dys thousand dollars. The sd- dress tsSCrs the restoration Jt imperial power of the Pope. It is feared ID official circles that the address will make Q bad impression in Italy. some ot the official journals protest against the ni dress.
 CHICAGO, Nov. 23 A suit to dem clish the great local Gas Trust was dismI sed by Judge Tuley this morning. on mo ton ot the attorneys fer the plaintiff. The Trus. Is credited with having bought of all opponents hghiDg 1t in the courts, and has now n complete monopoly ct :he industry in Chicago.
 LONDON. Nov. 23.-At the inquest on the recovered bodies Cf the victims Of the Scholton disaster, Rowerdsm, agtn, of the steamer, swOre there were 3li persons aboard, ot whom S9 we're saw d.
 FREDERICK, Md, Nov. 23.-John Bisus (colored) convicted Of f-lonion, assault on Mrs. YeHkle, an Gged white woman, ou Friday last, was taken from iail st I0:30 c. n. and hanged to tree.
 CHTcAGo. November 23.-Nias Van Zanit, the proxy wife of anarchist Spies, went tO H miliinsr srs with her mother, tb:s morning, and or riered e mourning bouLe; sent to her residelce for "Mrs. H. Spies Her mother oIjacted to Nina puTchas- ing a heavy vel, but NIBa, after s few words, had her w6y. and tne veil WAS bought.
 NEW YORK, November 23-Ihe work Of getting jury Io the case of Herr NJ st, was completed this morning.
 Assistant bistTict Attorney Nicoll opened the cage Tor :hO people. Ilc lsDguage the prosecution Ei,l endeCvof 10 prove Most as having used Is this: Every person concerned ID thRt tragedy of hanging ihe Chicago anarchists, from beginning to end, .s marked for Gostrao- ton
 | PARIS, November 23-Pres;dcni Grew to-day iniormed-M. MerIt, Radi- sl meE-
 CT of the Chgmter of DepUiles for the Department of Seine, that be had d. cIded to resign.
 MINSEAPoLIs, November PA spe ciAl from Bismarck, Says: Official TO- turns thus far rec.ivcd at the capitol, show that the majority for division n the territory is about 3000 The major | i,y for prohi oition iaoreases. IL is nm possible 10 give the exact figures ss the returns are no. all in. Tarr, is posi- bility that ihe small majority for dIvi- sion will be entirely wiped cCt by re turns to be received, ss the majority of the counties Co be heari from ID North Dakota.
 SAS FRANCISCO, November 2i-Ip- formation hss reached this city of seIi- ous revolution in Guatemala, wbiSh was the indirect result Of the expulsiOn from that city of Archbishop Usssnovs, who caune io this city and IS nov wiih the Jesuit Fathers at tbe Santa Clara Col leze The correspondent wriies ihat The President of tho Republic came out openly st the heRd of The rebellion after OsssRova's expulsion, but the gov ernment promptly put down the revolt, and shot him wIih rIne others as trait ors. One thousand government soldiers are now in the usIghborhooi of Las Subes, not far from ihe city. 4 consii- erable number of oitizsCs have located themselves in the ravines, where it is difficult to attack them, buI they are be- ing captured. A few of the revUlution- ists are well armed wiih Remington rifles.
 SAS FRAScC-cO, November 2i-Fred- erick O. Winch. the druggist who sold | phosphorus 10 three smsil boys and who was the indirect cause of the death of one of them. who was fatally burned vhil. playing with the stuff, WAS sen tenced to-day Co pay SJ) tiue. Sax JosE. Gala, November 24-ChRs